A simple roll and move game from probably the 1930's. It was produced in London, England and has a separate game board with 100 spaces, each numbered consecutively, and a small box that contains the game component. The box contains a die cup for rolling the 1 D6 die and 4 different colored plastic greyhound pieces. The rules are printed on the game box's inside cover. The game is for 2-4 players. You roll the die to move your dog around the game board. A six is needed to start the race and will also net you another turn during the game. As the dogs move on the board they can land on special spots that can aid or hinder the player's piece. Some spots allow another roll or to move ahead extra spaces. Some force you to lose a turn or move back. If your dog lands on another player's piece. The other player’s dog is sent back to the start. An exact roll is needed to win by landing on the 'Hare' space, number 100.